Review on Smartphone Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) 3/16 GB RU, Dual nano SIM, gold by Jnis Zeile ᠌

In general, the positives exceed the negatives, although there are exceptions. The price of the phone is well justified. Buying is something I highly encourage doing. Below are some advantages: 1. Android 7.0: -Effectively quick, -reliable, and -fluid in its operation 2. Metal body 3. 2 nano-sim cards 4. Extra-large display measuring 5.5 inches 5. Camera: - Both a rear and a front camera with 13 megapixels, together with a flash and autofocus - Pictures of a respectable quality, not "only for Skype" - A variety of settings, including those for the front and back cameras -"Quick start" function Capability to select a location to save images and video Recording in full high definition - Photo filters and masks 6. Interactions and connections. - WiFi and Bluetooth both operate well, and there have been no reported issues with NFC. -Navigation through satellite (occasionally it does not operate quite precisely, but this is most likely due to the program that was installed (Maps)) 7. The computer's memory and processor - 8 core processor, 1.6 GHz. quick enough, gives you the ability to conduct many tasks that require a lot of resources, and does not slow down the smartphone. -The memory capacity, which is sixteen gigabytes (more on this in the drawbacks). - The quantity of RAM, which is three gigabytes (more on this under the drawbacks). -Support for memory cards with a maximum capacity of 256 GB - Large capacity battery (this is also covered in the section on the drawbacks). 8. A respectable assortment of several sensors: -Applications of Illumination - Estimates - Holla, -Gyroscope, -Fingerprint Reading (More on this subject can be found in the limitations section) 9. A flashlight that is sufficiently bright and has an adjustable level of brightness. 10. Support from Samsung that is both responsive and knowledgeable 11. The availability of branded glasses and bumpers for it on the market. Its cons: The unfortunate truth is that there are no perfect things. The disadvantages of using such a smartphone are also there. -Memory that is sixteen gigabytes. Only 10 GB of these 16 GB are allotted to the user, which, as you will agree, is not nearly enough space. Either give the smartphone a thorough cleaning on a regular basis or go out and get a memory card. -The amount of RAM, which is three gigabytes. If multiple operations that are resource-intensive are performed on the smartphone, the device will begin to operate more slowly. -Battery. If you don't use it too actively, it should last you for two days. The battery can last for one to one and a half days with regular use. The battery is sensitive to temperatures that are too low. In addition to that, you need to be ready for this. It discharges fairly quickly. At least for me, it can only be charged via its native charging method. Simply put, the charge will not go through if there is another one attached. - Fingerprint scanner. In Samsung Pay, it does not always identify fingerprints and can experience technical difficulties. To remedy the situation, one of two options is available: either erase the cache of Samsung Pay or Samsung Pay Framework. Or perform a Hard Reset on the device. There are currently no additional solutions that have been found.